職場鬼故事

Yesterday evening, I went to 7-Eleven to buy dinner. I overheard two clerks talking. The gist was that the manager thinks there's an issue with the scheduling and that there shouldn't be situations where three people are working at once. There were five people in line at the time. It felt like they wanted us to leave a complaint because we had to wait too long!

I was working in a back alley once and saw a kid with his back to me, by the wall, staring at the ground. While I was working, I wondered if it was human. After a while, it started making strange noises, so I decided to leave quickly. Was it human? The second time was in an abandoned house somewhere in Tianx. I had to go through the back alley of the house for work. As I passed by, an old man in a tracksuit peeked out from inside. I showed a surprised expression, and he seemed to notice me looking at him. He rushed to the window and stared out desperately, then reached out his hand. I was very panicked and quickly passed the place. Then he followed me. I pretended not to see him and continued my work, and he suddenly popped out of a drain to scare me. With the previous experience, I pretended to be calm and pretended not to see him. After trying a few times, he seemed to realize I couldn't see him and left. I almost died, baby...

Army cadres have arrived with high-ranking officials. Below are Southeast Asian migrant workers. Taiwanese people are becoming scarce in the tech manufacturing industry.

I was working in an alleyway before and saw a kid with his back to me, staring at the ground by the wall. While I was working, I wondered if it was human. After a while, it started making strange noises, so I decided to leave quickly. Do you think it was human?

First time I've encountered a company where you have to pay out of your own pocket to buy stationery. Are they so poor they can't even afford a pen? The air conditioner remote ran out of batteries, and to get new ones, I had to show the remote to the general affairs office before they'd give them to me. Seriously...

Working my life and liver away for the boss, watching them go on trips abroad, while I foolishly wait for my pathetic little salary next month.

Season 3 is ending soon. With the year-end approaching, the company is preparing for a major inventory check. Turns out there's a huge amount of parts that haven't been used in over half a year. For reasons unknown, some of the parts, several dozen pallets worth of materials, are being loaded into containers to be shipped to China for scrap. It took over a month to process hundreds of parts, wasting countless man-hours. And then they're scrapped. Another batch, also over ten pallets, was sold at a low price to 'cockroaches,' but it turned out there were parts in use among them. This is truly awful!

Our company's security is outsourced to a security firm. Recently, the supervisor ordered us to strictly verify all personnel entering and leaving the company. Just now, the security guard at the gate asked me: How can I find out the delivery person's information just from the waybill? I told him it's impossible. Even if you receive a letter, you don't know who sent it! Why are you asking this? He said he received orders to verify the accuracy of cargo and personnel, and he really couldn't figure out how to do it, so he came to ask me. I told him in this situation, the only way is for the supervisor to open a temple and ask a deity for guidance. We're a democratic country, how could a private company possibly obtain a driver's personal information!

Previously, the management of my company were all Taiwanese. In the last two to three years, a lot of senior executives who went to China have returned to Taiwan. They've been in China for so long that they don't understand Taiwan's management style anymore! But they can't let you see that they don't understand. So they want everyone to change to the way they're used to. As a result, long-time employees, who used to do a bit extra because the atmosphere was good, now just focus on their own tasks and leave on time. Meanwhile, the top boss completely fails to see this. I feel so exhausted.

Worked for 20 years, and my salary is only 1000 (currency unit) difference from new hires. The boss is really something else!